A thought-provoking documentary about cyber-grooming and child abuse online. Includes an expert discussion for teens aged 12 and up.
Description
The documentary film addresses the dangers of child abuse and online grooming. Three adult actresses pose online as 12-year-olds and document how perpetrators act—often unnoticed by parents or teachers. The film raises awareness of these hidden risks and sensitizes viewers to warning signs.
Following the screening, there will be a discussion panel with experts from SaferInternet and KIJA. Additionally, a companion workshop is offered specifically for school classes: young people aged 12 and older learn in practical exercises to recognize dangerous situations, respond safely, and show civil courage. Through exchange and interactive methods, respect and solidarity online are strengthened.
Event Location
Stadtbibliothek SalzburgDates & Times
Additional Information
- Event Language
- German
- Entry fee
- Free
- Seats
- Available
- Note:
- Attendance restricted to individuals aged 12 years or older.
Events are automatically synchronized daily. Last updated: 11/07/26. Information may be subject to errors.
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